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Is there anyone who has or knows where to find a code to sing a song like Daisy Bell like the IBM 7094.
Definitely, interesting!
However, after the computer said "Hello, ladies and gentlemen", I didn't quite catch what the man said.
It sounded something like "In the next selection, the computer is saying something about your diddies", haha.
However, after the computer said "Hello, ladies and gentlemen", I didn't quite catch what the man said.
It sounded something like "In the next selection, the computer is saying something about your diddies", haha.
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ROFL, I think he's saying ditties (short simple songs), not diddies (fools). The language at the time only had ditties I reckon.
Aside from that I don't think OP will have much luck in finding any code. Maybe write them a letter/email to IBM.
Aside from that I don't think OP will have much luck in finding any code. Maybe write them a letter/email to IBM.
I suppose it depends what the goal is. If you want something which sounds exactly like the original audio, then just get a wav file and a couple of lines of code to play it.
Or if the aim is to do something not identical, but more versatile, you could get hold of a midi file for the tune and use either a multimedia library or custom-written code to play it. Or similar to the latter, make your own sound samples and program them to play in sequence ...
Or if the aim is to do something not identical, but more versatile, you could get hold of a midi file for the tune and use either a multimedia library or custom-written code to play it. Or similar to the latter, make your own sound samples and program them to play in sequence ...
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